The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-09-08
COTTON QUOTATIONS.
MIDDIING

Col James B. Gamble LET, Yesterday for the
| North.
Japan plum trees are blooming in T.h
hsssee.
Grading is progressing on the T. T.&G
Railroad
Capt. T. w. Shine. of Orlando, is registered
| at the ST James.
Mr.. P. c. Fisher, of Green Cove Spring "a,
in the city yesterday.
Miss Sallie Meginnss lett Wednesday for,
visit to friends in ST. Louis.
Hon. W. Fl. Gleason, OF Eau Gallie va.
| registered at the ST james Wednesday
What are you preparing for the Sub-Troot
| cal Exposition, TO be held in Jacksonville per,
| winter?
Mr.. John G. Ward and family are pleasantly
| domiciled in the dwelling corner of Augustine
and Monroe streets.
Marshal Demily sold the powder magazine
at public oucry on Monday L, was Knocked
down" to Mayor Fish at 500
The surveying corps of the Tallahassee and
Thomasville Railroad is only few miles from
Tallahassee locating the permanent line Of the
road.
Mr. Chas. Munich has opened au oyster sa-
loon and restaurant at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Tom Costa, near the post-office, on Mon.
roe street
Quite number of young people were pleas
antly entertained at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. R McDougall on South Boulevard, last
Thursday night.
DR.. Pierce's rellets the original Lit
lie Liver Pills" Sugar coated cure sick and
bilious headache, sour stomach, and bilious al
tacks. By druggists
Mr. D B. Meginniss, Jr., went North yes
terday via Townsville. He will be absent
about a month, and will purchase his fall stock
of goods while away.
-Messrs John Denham and F. W. Hawthorn,
Of the Jacksonville News-Eerrd, have been in
the city several days Both were welcome visit
ors at the FLoRIDIAN sanclum
Judges G. G. McWhorter and E. J. Vann
and Hon. Thomas Hines, constituting the Board
OF Railroad Commissioners, arrived in The city
on Monday and were ready for business on
Tuesday morning.
of Taxes for Leon county, presented his books
to the Board of County Commissioners on Mon
day, and they show a vast amount of painstak-
ing care bestowed upon them.
The Jasper Cornet Band having volunteered
its services free for the prohibition canvass IN
Hamilton the ladies of Jasper presented them
with banner. The band is solid for prohibi-
nd 4 IS, ctlo a.
men Of the town.
We know of no mode of treatment which
offers, 10 sufferers from chronic diseases, 9 more
certain hope of cure than that which is compre-
hended in the use of Ayers Sarsaparla- For
purifying and invigoratiDg the blood, this prep
aration is unequaled.
Every medicine advertised in this paper VIII be found
at Rawls' drug store. ISL
The Pensacola Adrdnce- Gazette is now pub
lished tri- weekly, and is always full of news
pleasant reading and sound politics. Those who
want to keep we'll up with affairs in the "EmpO-
rum of the West" may do so by paying $sN
year for the paper.
The great success of many agents employed
by B. F. Johnson s. Co, of Richmond, is apretiY
good evidence of the excellence and popularity
OF the books they offer to sell through Their
agents. This is y reliable house, and any con-
tract made with them you can depend on will
be faithfully carried out
Gen. Vim. Miller, of Point Washington
Capt i. P. Dismukes, of Quincy, and Hon..
ii. Ancrum. of Jasper, members of the Board oil
Education for the West Florida Seminary, ar.
rived in the city Yesterday to attend meeting
OF the board for the purpose of selecting teach
ers for the scholastic year 18S7-SS
Mr.. John NJ. Cook, of the Townsville, Tai
lahasses and Gulf Railway, came up to Tals-
hassee on Saturday and reports work on Ine
road from Carrabelle northward progressing
finely. He made arrangements with Captain
Slusser to take supplies Tor the T., T. & G. Ky
over TO Carrabele from st. Marks and work VIII
be pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
Last Sunday, in ST. Johns Episcopal churen'
Grover Cleveland, infant child of Mr. and hrA
John Burkhardt, of Tallahassee, was chrIsteneu
by Rev. Dr. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. John ~
Cook were sponsors for the namesake oil our
low manifested no surprise at the service IN
which he took so prominent part
We saw a few days since in the drug s'o0
of Mr.. w. A. Rawls, a finely executed crayo'
picture of Ex-Governor w. D. Bloxham, drS"n
by Miss Leila Nash, of Tallahassee. The hke
ness is excellent and the picture is twice 'n'
size of the photograph from which it was 'sAe.'
Miss Leila certainly deserves the many con'p
mentary remarks made of her beautiful panuDs
and drawing.
FITs.-An Fits stopped free by Dr. khnes -
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after nrst Gay s,tiIe
Marvellous cures. Treatise and t3O0 tnal Ia a.
free to Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline, vi DIV
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wartrace (Tenn) ADVANCE OF aug,
31st, says; Mr. Roderick Munro, oil fsiin'S'
left yesterday for Tallahassee, Fla-' winch
will make his future home. The many "''..
of this estimable gentleman regret to io'c "a
from their midst, and their best wishes ~ "A
him." Mr.. Munro arrived few days ass ~
has accepted position as salesman s', -.
kinnsfnan, Mr.. James Munro, corner OF 's
son and Adams street. ,r
The most delightful place to spena Al
summer is at Murray Had, Pablo Beacn'
orchestra plays three times during the oAn